Sensitive Teeth - How to get rid of it?
By endou
@endou100 (104)
June 10, 2017 1:36am CST
Okay, I wasn't having them, but now I am having them. I wonder what's the reason but its too irritating.
Even when I drink cold water its quite paining. Not actually paining but I can't describe here what it is and what it feels like. I can resist ice creams temporary, but I surely can't avoid cold water. 
Do anyone know the trick? Or its time for me to visit dentist.
Do anyone know the trick? Or its time for me to visit dentist.12 people like this
13 responses
@sunilparthan (6283)
• India
10 Jun 17
Better you consult a good doctor and get rid of the teeth. So you will get relief and can enjoy your favorite foods. Enjoy
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@sunilparthan (6283)
• India
10 Jun 17
@endou100 yea there is anyhow you have to consult a good doctor. They will suggest you some good toothpaste which is good for your problem
@endou100 (104)
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10 Jun 17
@sunilparthan Yes, I can try with toothpaste. Thanks. I guess I can get it directly from medical. So I will try it before going for doctor directly.
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
10 Jun 17
I don't know if it is available there but I use Crest liquid teeth whitener. It has peroxide in it. Rinse with that and then Listerine mouthwash..it helps sooth sensitivities.
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
10 Jun 17
@endou100 If not that, then the other thing I use is organic apple cider vinegar diluted in water and gargle with it, swish it around the mouth and teeth and gums..cleans and disinfects and helps soothe the sensitivities also.
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@endou100 (104)
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11 Jun 17
@TiarasOceanView Thanks for the tip. I will look at it too.
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@manikarnika (3222)
• India
12 Jun 17
Yeah...For sensitive teeth, you should avoid acidic foods and drinks like soda,sticky candy...Instead, we can take Fiber-rich fruits and vegetables,Cheese,Milk and Plain yogurt.Also don’t brush too hard.In our country we use Sensoform toothpaste.If it is available in your place, try it for two to three days whether it suits you...Hope this helps
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@manikarnika (3222)
• India
12 Jun 17
@endou100 yeah...Mostly cold substance is not good for health too.I also avoid Cold water if l get pain
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@endou100 (104)
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12 Jun 17
@manikarnika I can't avoid, but I have to as its problem going on right now.
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@Margaret29 (100)
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10 Jun 17
Try clove. Keep a clove above the painful tooth and give light pressure by biting. Don't bite too hard it will further increase the pain. Your pain will gradually subside and go away. you can try applying clove oil too, if it is locally available. But if the pain doesn't subside or go away, it is necessary that you see the dentist, as the issue may be too serious...
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@Margaret29 (100)
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10 Jun 17
@endou100 if by first time the pain subsides, then need to apply repeatedly for 2 or 3 days.
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@annierose (18926)
• Philippines
10 Jun 17
I think you should visit a dentist to see it. Once you see a dentist, you can solve that problem and you can spend your day with no pains.
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@ilocosboy (45157)
• Philippines
10 Jun 17
There is a toothpaste for extra sensitive teeth, maybe you can try rhis.
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@jainruchi89 (120)
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10 Jun 17
hi
you should try Patanjali toothpaste,it is the best for it
i use it
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